Floor to Ceiling Blinds

Yes, they are gorgeous–the large windows of your home. But, let’s be honest. Large windows open your home to flooding light, exhausting heat, relentless glare and very little privacy. We’ll guide you to answers for the most asked questions, so you can find the right window treatments for large windows in your Houston area home. We carry the full collection of Hunter Douglas blinds, shades, shutters and drapery.

Do you offer professional measurements?

Yes, we will take accurate measurements during your design consultation. Our window covering specialists are trained to take precise measurements in multiple locations, to account for any irregularities in the window frame. Measuring for floor to ceiling blinds can be a challenge without the right equipment. This is a good time to trust the experts.

What size window can you cover?

We can cover almost any window size, including coverage for commercial windows. We offer a wide selection of floor to ceiling blinds, shades, shutters and drapery. Our widest widths reach 32 feet, with the tallest height of 14 feet. In a recent article, we identified some generalized sizing for our window shades so you can browse recommended collections. When it comes to window treatments for large windows, some homeowners choose to add multiple horizontal shades across a wide expanse of glass. Other times, vertical blinds will work better.

What are the best large window coverings for keeping out the heat?

To keep out the heat during Houston summers, we often recommend insulating window shades from the Duette® collection, which comes in both horizontal and vertical shade options. We also carry cellular roller shades that can insulate your home. To block the sunshine from increasing temperatures without insulation, many Houston homeowners love what blackout roller shades can do. Folds of fabric are capable of improving the energy efficiency of your home, so roman shades and lined drapery are both great options.

Which large shades bring light in, but also provide light control and privacy?

Window shades that have upgraded features can bring light into the room, but also protect the privacy of your home and keep out the majority of direct light. Top down bottom up shades lower from the top, allowing you to customize how much light is entering, but they protect your privacy, while also keeping direct rays out of your home. We also recommend the dual shade feature when attempting to achieve comfort and control the elements. You can enjoy filtered light, or completely block everything.

What’s best for reaching tall windows to adjust?

Smart shades is a popular feature in window treatments for large windows. Making adjustments to overly large–and sometimes out of reach–windows can be difficult. With motorized window treatments, it’s a simple tap on a remote or in the app. Voice command is available with smart home integration.

Should all the window coverings match?

When it comes to large window coverings, we get this question a lot. The quick answer is “No.” Since the most popular home layout is the open floor plan, you might have a wide selection of windows and doors that share the same space. They don’t have to match, but they should coordinate with each other. Your window covering specialist can work with you to bring complementary styles, patterns, colors and other elements together. We’ll design a space that offers you the best options for covering large windows and doors that meet your needs, style your home beautifully and allow you to enjoy your largest windows to the fullest.